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"" Yes, UNIFIL was but apparently they just were 'holding coats' while Hezbullah built up its weapons cache.""

The fact that UNIFIL didn't inform anyone of the all the Hezzie activity, leaves little doubt of whose side they are on. It takes heavy equipment to build those fortified bunkers, especially the one built under the mosque, if we are to believe a recent ynet article.

I hope our leaders will once and for all disregard anything the United Nations says or does. Yesterday a talk show host from Israel was a guest on one of my local talk radio shows.

The host who broadcast daily from Israel, said he did a study for Israeli government of what the UN actually does with their time. During his investigation, he discovered the UN spends 1/3 of their time coming up with accusations against Israel. With all the horrible things going on in the world, such as the Sudan and etc, the UN is focused on destroying Israel. Talk about an outrage~~!!!!

The Israeli radio host also pointed out that Israel is only 50 miles wide. Not sure of the length, but it's probably not much more than 100 miles. Amazing how much hate and anger is directed at such a tiny piece of land. Even more outrageous is the possibility of yet another land grab from Israel for so called peace. What a joke.

The UN is clearly against Israel and America. Perhaps the value of remaining in the UN, is to see and hear what the bad guys are planning. Kerry wanted our military to be under the control of the UN. May God help us if that insanity ever came to pass. Hopefully the demos will wake up and realize their love affair with the UN has been nothing but ridiculous.

Thanks for reminding me of the UNIFIL. They probably not only held coats, but maybe even did some shoveling of dirt. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr Sorry for the long rant.

Even more outrageous is the possibility of yet another land grab from Israel for so called peace.

'Rice wrong on Mount Dov' (Shaba Farms)
Jerusalem Post

Jul. 27, 2006 23:07 | Updated Jul. 28, 2006 0:35
By GIL HOFFMAN

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was wrong to advise Prime Minister Ehud Olmert to begin negotiations with Lebanon over the withdrawal of the IDF from the Mount Dov (Shaba Farms) area, former foreign minister Silvan Shalom (Likud) said Thursday.

The Jerusalem Post reported exclusively on Thursday that the US was counseling Israel to negotiate a withdrawal from the 160-square-kilometer parcel of land, located where the borders of Israel, Lebanon and Syria meet, as part of a long-term arrangement for Lebanon.

"The Americans are making a big mistake," Shalom said. "There is no way to justify the demands of the Hizbullah for Israel to give Lebanon the Shaba Farms area, because this territory was Syrian until 1967 and it should be discussed with Syria when the time will come to negotiating on a peace treaty with them. This concession would be translated by the Hizbullah and Arabs as a victory against Israelis surrendering territory again."